Sentence examples for the predicaments that from inspiring English sources

Like other comedies of the 1960s, the show avoided political commentary (especially concerning the Vietnam War) and focused instead on the predicaments that ensued from Gomer's unintentional breaking of the rules or sticking his foot in his mouth.

It was Ben Okri's great meditation on the predicaments that we face as humans, Mental Fight.

More worrying are his efforts to distinguish his titans from one another, and to characterize the predicaments that each faced.

Edward Said said that the intellectual's duty was "first distilling then articulating the predicaments that disfigure modernity – mass deportation, imprisonment, population transfer, collective dispossession and forced immigration".

After making a thorough breakdown of the categories of guests, he rounds up some of his students to make a preliminary analysis, focusing on the predicaments that face every partygoer.

The hashtag covers comments about the predicaments that fasting during daylight hours can throw up – "I just don't want to look back and think: I could've eaten that" – to videos expressing the agony of watching the seconds tick by until the call for sunset prayers breaks the fast.

Such is the predicament that drives "A Fantastic Woman," the new film from Sebastián Lelio.

He is, to begin with, a person of sedate physical expression, but one also senses that he knows the predicament that awaits him.

This was the predicament that faced THESIS when they decided to work to improve the situation of PhD candidates in Germany.

TTW: We can no longer wait for someone or something to save us from the predicament that is ours.

The predicament that Jacqueline Boone is in is quite troubling.